I would ask to promote the function _supported_maps(), which is currently a private function within M::T, to becoming part of the public API.
My reason is that I would imagine users (developers) might use this information. Of course, "supported" does not mean "available on this
particular computer"; and of course there's the forcing mechanism for "unsupported" modules -- still it would be helpful, I think. E.g., Map::Tube::CLI is currently using this private function, but that means breaking into Map::Tube's house without asking nicely.
I would ask to promote the function _supported_maps(), which is currently a private function within M::T, to becoming part of the public API.
My reason is that I would imagine users (developers) might use this information. Of course, "supported" does not mean "available on this
particular computer"; and of course there's the forcing mechanism for "unsupported" modules -- still it would be helpful, I think. E.g., Map::Tube::CLI is currently using this private function, but that means breaking into Map::Tube's house without asking nicely.